These lectures were filmed at the British Society of Restorative Dentistry Conference in November 2015. The lecture line up featured Professor Nicola West, Dr. James Baker, Dr. Bob Wassell, Professor Tara Aghaloo and the last ever lecture from Dr. Paul King. There were case presentations Dr. Mohammed Aldashti.
Wears the problem. A contemporary approach - Dr. Mohammed Aldashti
In this video, Dr. Mohammed Aldashti presents a case of generalised toothwear with a high smile. The case treatment shows how the patient was restored, providing an aesthetic and functional result.
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Occlusal splints, are they any good - Dr. Bob Wassell
In this video, Dr. Bob Wassell provides a lecture on occlusal splints. He discusses various aspects of how splints are applied in cases of TMJ disorders, bruxism, and stabilisation of jaw positions. Dr. Wassell gives an overview of the contraindications of splints, limitations, and the challenges with over the counter splints.
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It all begins at ground level - Professor Nicola West
In this video, recorded at the BSRD conference in November 2015, Professor Nicola West provides an insight into the importance of plaque control and its effect on periodontitis and gingivitis. The challenges of achieving effective plaque control and the tips on effective mechanical cleaning. She provides an overview of the role of chemotherapeutic agents.
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Planning through the ages - Dr. Paul King
In this, the very last lecture by Dr. Paul King, recorded at the BSRD conference in November 2015, he gives an overview, through history, of how dental treatments, dental materials and dental options have improved over the years. Through a series of clinical cases, Dr. King provides a great insight into how the clinical techniques and materials available to restore damaged, worn and missing teeth have improved and what options can be used today.
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Grand designs. Restoring the edentulous ridge - Professor Tara Aghaloo
In this lecture, recorded at the BSRD conference in November 2015, Professor Tara Aghaloo provides an overview of the edentulous ridge and various factors to consider when developing these for patient rehabilitation. Professor Aghaloo looks at what options can be provided to make it suitable for implant based rehabilitation. She provides information on grafting materials, tilted implants, procedures to avoid sinus lifting, immediate vs non immediate loading and various other aspects for the edentulous ridge development.
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Back to the firm foundations with site development - Professor Tara Aghaloo
In this lecture, recorded at the BSRD conference in November 2015, Professor Tara Aghaloo provides a great insight into the site development for implant placement. Providing an insight into various options for developing soft, and hard tissue, after extractions, during implant placements and also looks at the role of PDGF. She provides an overview of the future of bone and soft tissue regeneration.
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Restoration, not demolition - Dr. James Baker
In this lecture, recorded at the BSRD conference in November 2015, Dr. James Baker looks at the evolving role of composite resin in restorative dentistry. He provides an excellent overview of the uses of composite resin restorations (direct and indirect), with a thought on the limitation of this material. Providing tips on shade matching, rubber dam and isolation, matrices, and finishing and polishing. Such tips can lead to great success in the practitioners daily composite resin work.
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